Jun 30, 2020

The impact of COVID-19 on arrears – June 2020

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In the first of a series of updates shared during the COVID-19 pandemic, PayProp managing director Neil Cobbold explains the impact of the first 90 days of lockdown on the private rented sector.

Discover how rent arrears changed at the national and local levels using live PayProp data, plus expert analysis on the challenges facing agents.

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In the first of a series of updates shared during the COVID-19 pandemic, PayProp managing director Neil Cobbold explains the impact of the first 90 days of lockdown on the private rented sector.

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